Music

It’s no secret that Riley Green is a fan of Jamey Johnson. Riley’s known to cover Jamey’s iconic top 10 hit, “In Color”, pretty often out on the road. And, back in 2014, he covered a different song of Jamey’s, “Can’t Cash My Checks”, at the Soul Kitchen in Mobile, Alabama where he was opening

Stephanie Quayle is taking her storytelling to new levels with a new music video and Instagram series. The just-released “Wild Frontier: Women of the West” music video offers evidence of the singer’s bold thesis statement. “If you ask me, the women of the West is how the West was won,” Quayle says ahead of her

If, for some reason, you aren’t sold on Brothers Osborne, this is going to change your mind. As you probably know, NPR hosts a great series called Tiny Desk Concerts, but during the pandemic moved from artists performing at the NPR Studio in Washington DC to artists performing from their homes. While each of the

The more things change, the more they stay the same — even when it comes to heartbreak, as Stephanie Erin Wittmer discovers in her new song “The Difference.” She’s premiering the brand-new track exclusively with The Boot; press play below to listen. “Nothing’s different, it’s all the same,” Wittmer sings in the chorus of “The Difference”

Yellowstone is BACK. When? We don’t really know for sure, but it’s coming soon. All signs point to June being the target month for the premiere of Season 4. After all, every season so far has premiered in June, and the Chief Joseph Ranch (the real life location of the Dutton Ranch) said that it would be

Tenille Arts revisits warm memories of times gone by in “Back Then, Right Now,” her mid-tempo, gently swinging new single. It’s Arts’ take on the classic country trope of nostalgia, conjuring up crisp images of the carefree nights that she — and, more than likely, her listeners — remember and miss from their younger days. Pre-smartphone-era

If there’s a better person to represent the state of Tennessee other than Dolly Parton, I have yet to hear of them. And, in honor of the state’s 225th birthday this year, Dolly teamed up with Governor Bill Lee to promote all of the festivities they have planned for the occasion. In a promotional video

Dale Ann Bradley has turned some of her earliest musical memories into a new performance of her own. Her version of “L.A. International Airport” appears on her latest album, and its music video is premiering exclusively on The Boot. “This is such a classic country song,” Bradley reflects. Leanne Scott wrote the song, which David

There’s no denying Texas is home to some, if not the, most prideful people out there. From the Battle of the Alamo, to the legendary Texas Rangers, rodeos, ranches, God, guns and glory, Texas is a unique and fiercely free state. This is reflected in the country music scene as well, with some of the

After working with Needtobreathe’s Bear Rinehart on her recently released gospel album, Carrie Underwood is returning the favor. The country superstar teams up with the Christian rock band on their brand-new single, “I Wanna Remember,” released on Thursday (May 20). Needtobreathe explain “I Wanna Remember” as “a nostalgic track and takes you back to the moments

THIS is the news I’ve been waiting for. Looks like we’re getting that duet sooner than I thought, y’all. After Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey announced over the weekend that country singer and active-duty member of the US Navy Zach Bryan is joining the board of directors for his foundation, they’re now officially teaming

Dustin Lynch and Chris Lane splash into summertime on their new track ”Tequila on a Boat.” Penned by Hillary Lindsey, Justin Ebach and Matt Alderman, the summer party anthem is carried by a feel-good beat and has sunny lyrics to match. Lynch and Lane break down the elements of their perfect summer boat day in the track’s chorus. “Tequila

I dig this dude. Chayce Beckham has been representing country music well on American Idol this year. We’ve seen him perform Tyler Childers’ “Hard Times,” as well as Chris Stapleton’s “You Should Probably Leave.” Last week, he delivered an impressive rendition of Zac Brown’s “Colder Weather” and tonight, it was back to Chris. For his finale performance, Chayce, performed The Beatles’ hit

The Hobbs Sisters aren’t ready to be tied down just yet, and they’re offering a warning to anyone who might try with their single “Starting Fires.” The brand-new song is premiering exclusively on The Boot; press play below to listen. Written by Hannah and Lauren Hobbs with Joe Ebach, “Starting Fires” cautions potential paramours against getting

Does it get any better than Flatland Cavalry and the Turnpike Troubadours? I think not… And recently, Flatland paid homage to Turnpike with a little cover of “Empty As A Drum” during their soundcheck at the Choctaw Casino Grand Theater in Durant, Oklahoma The original song is from Turnpike’s incredible 2012 record Goodbye Normal Street.

British singer-songwriter Jade Bird will be releasing her sophomore album through Glassnote Records, she confirmed on Thursday (May 20). The new record, titled Different Kinds of Light, has a release date of Aug. 13. Bird wrote Different Kinds of Light in Japan, Mexico, Nashville and upstate New York, “adding pieces of songs along the way until it

A simple but awe inspiring video. Golden eagles just might be the most badass bird on the planet. Even larger than bald eagles, they’re the largest bird of prey in North America and one of the biggest on the planet. Golden eagles are such strong predators that videos of the birds snatching children, hunting wild boars,

Releasing new music takes courage and a lot of work anytime, but especially during a pandemic when there has been no touring and no live shows to introduce those songs and get audience reactions. That hasn’t stopped Tyler Rich. The California native is back with a new jam, “Better Than You’re Used To.” Although Rich is happily married

Say what you want about Morgan Wallen (seems to be a bit of a love him or hate him kind of guy lately), he’s not shy about putting his life, however chaotic it may be, into his music. Take “Livin’ The Dream” for example. A song about how much his rockstar life is killing him,

Superstar county band Old Dominion’s new single, “I Was on a Boat That Day,” starts and ends sounding like a party, complete with joyful ad-libs, raucous instrumentation, and those sweet, classically Old Dominion rhythms and rhymes. According to lead singer Matt Ramsey, the new song isn’t a new idea for the band. In fact, he